The phrase "a lower variability in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or comparisons where one set of data shows less variation than another.
Example: "The new manufacturing process resulted in a lower variability in product dimensions, leading to higher quality control."
Alternatives: "reduced variability in" or "less variability in".
The laterally-fed device showed superior flow distribution characteristics, which could be attributed to a lower variability in solute-flow path-lengths, and a smaller dead volume.
Note that mean asynchrony presented a lower variability in simulated than in experimental series.
This is, however, not surprising since there is a lower variability in the evening values than in the morning values.
Moreover, a euglycaemic glucose clamp analysis has revealed a lower variability in pharmacodynamics for IDeg than for IGlar [ 16].
Transmission of road traffic noise signals over these distances changes the nature of the traffic noise signal towards one with a lower variability in levels.
The Z-score SD's for both sexes were consistently below 0.9 for the ratio, implying a lower variability in this Swedish dataset also for the ratio.
Among the 98 C:2b strains, a lower variability was found, in particular 2 PorA genotypes has been detected: 5, 2, 36-2 and 5, 2-1, 36-2.
Of note, cells derived from old αMUPA mice showed a much lower variability in the average speed than cells from old WT mice (reflected by a CV of 0.156 and 0.624, respectively).
As expected in populations under selection and experiencing recurrent bottlenecks, a notable lower variability in insecticide-selected strains was observed as compared to the parental susceptible strain (Table 3).
A lower variability indicates a lower variation in the taken performances measurements.
Above DS1, the gamma ray log values in general show a lower variability than the values of the platform sequences.
